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Battenfeld
The Old Timer Generational USA 94OT Trapper knife brings classic American cutlery back to life with a modern twist. Built on the strength of Old Timer's heritage, this two-blade trapper features 1095 high carbon steel blades handcrafted right here in the U.S.A., paired with warm chestnut bone handles and nickel silver bolsters. Each knife is individually made, so yours will have its own character and patina story—exactly what you want in a tool that's meant to be carried, used, and passed down.
A trapper is the thinking person's carry knife. The 94OT gives you two distinct blade geometries: a 2.3-inch clip point for detailed work and general cutting, and a 2.4-inch spey blade for the kind of jobs that call for a wider, flatter edge. The 5.4-inch overall length keeps it compact enough for pocket or pack without feeling like a toy. High carbon steel holds a real edge and develops a dark patina over time—some folks consider that a badge of honor.
Whether you're a collector of American-made knives, a hunter who values proven steel, or someone who just appreciates a tool that works and looks good doing it, the Old Timer 94OT Generational delivers. This isn't a production-line commodity; it's a piece of working craft.
| Clip Point Blade Length | 2.3 inches |
| Spey Blade Length | 2.4 inches |
| Overall Length | 5.4 inches |
| Blade Steel | 1095 High Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material | Chestnut Bone |
| Hardware | Nickel Silver Bolsters |
| Number of Blades | 2 |
| Manufacture | USA |
The clip point blade (2.3 inches) is your go-to for general cutting, slicing, and detailed work—it's the workhorse. The spey blade (2.4 inches) has a wider, flatter profile that excels at skinning, spreading, and tasks that benefit from more surface area and less point.
Yes. The spey blade and durable high carbon steel make it well-suited to camp and field tasks. High carbon steel holds a good edge and is easy to sharpen with traditional methods in the backcountry.
No—each knife is handcrafted individually, so your 94OT will have its own unique appearance and character. The bone handles and steel will vary slightly from knife to knife, which is part of the appeal of American-made cutlery.
We can only confirm the knife itself is included. For information about packaging or accessories, contact us directly.
Battenfeld
The Old Timer Generational USA 94OT Trapper knife brings classic American cutlery back to life with a modern twist. Built on the strength of Old Timer's heritage, this two-blade trapper features 1095 high carbon steel blades handcrafted right here in the U.S.A., paired with warm chestnut bone handles and nickel silver bolsters. Each knife is individually made, so yours will have its own character and patina story—exactly what you want in a tool that's meant to be carried, used, and passed down.
A trapper is the thinking person's carry knife. The 94OT gives you two distinct blade geometries: a 2.3-inch clip point for detailed work and general cutting, and a 2.4-inch spey blade for the kind of jobs that call for a wider, flatter edge. The 5.4-inch overall length keeps it compact enough for pocket or pack without feeling like a toy. High carbon steel holds a real edge and develops a dark patina over time—some folks consider that a badge of honor.
Whether you're a collector of American-made knives, a hunter who values proven steel, or someone who just appreciates a tool that works and looks good doing it, the Old Timer 94OT Generational delivers. This isn't a production-line commodity; it's a piece of working craft.
| Clip Point Blade Length | 2.3 inches |
| Spey Blade Length | 2.4 inches |
| Overall Length | 5.4 inches |
| Blade Steel | 1095 High Carbon Steel |
| Handle Material | Chestnut Bone |
| Hardware | Nickel Silver Bolsters |
| Number of Blades | 2 |
| Manufacture | USA |
The clip point blade (2.3 inches) is your go-to for general cutting, slicing, and detailed work—it's the workhorse. The spey blade (2.4 inches) has a wider, flatter profile that excels at skinning, spreading, and tasks that benefit from more surface area and less point.
Yes. The spey blade and durable high carbon steel make it well-suited to camp and field tasks. High carbon steel holds a good edge and is easy to sharpen with traditional methods in the backcountry.
No—each knife is handcrafted individually, so your 94OT will have its own unique appearance and character. The bone handles and steel will vary slightly from knife to knife, which is part of the appeal of American-made cutlery.
We can only confirm the knife itself is included. For information about packaging or accessories, contact us directly.
